What we review
The review identifies the asset or right, available ownership records and intended actions. It can help people living outside the country where their assets are located organize the relevant information.
What the assessment may include
- Initial inventory of reported assets and rights.
- Organization of ownership records and correspondence.
- Identification of relevant countries and potential needs for local assistance.
What to provide first
Share the general context and the countries involved. We identify the documents and an appropriate channel after reviewing the fit.
Remote service does not imply authorization to practice law in every country. Immigration, residency and asylum applications are outside this service.
Next steps
If further work is appropriate, we define deliverables, responsibilities, fees and terms in advance.
A question about this assessment
Can I ask about assets in a country where I do not live?
Yes. The initial assessment distinguishes where you live, where the assets or rights are located and what ownership records you have. Any further work depends on scope and relevant local authorization.
Prepare for the review
How to build a documentary timelineQuestions about scope and fees
Is there a charge for the initial assessment?
An initial assessment may be free or subject to conditions disclosed in advance. Work begins after the client knows and accepts the applicable terms.
How are fees agreed?
Fees and scope are determined individually after the preliminary review. You receive a proposal to review and accept in advance.